Shaun:
Good work!
BTW, are these actual results?
James McKenzie
-----Original Message-----
>From: Shaun McDonald <mcdonaldshaun yahoo.co.uk>
>Sent: Feb 18, 2007 5:53 PM
>To: devqa.openoffice.org
>Subject: Re: [qa-dev] Re: [qa-cvs] CVS update:
/qa/qatesttool/script/, /qa/qatesttool/script/unix/
>
>Hi James, *,
>
>Here's the results of my 35 minutes of learning some
perl to solve
>the problem:
>
>shaun-mcdonalds-computer:~/ooo/qa/qatesttool/script/anal
yze
>shaunmcdonald$ perl make_summary.pl
~oootestsmsm1/Sites/ooo/
>testtoolresults/2006-01-28/*.res
>Filename Errors Warnings
>Warnings_during_initialization
>============================ ====== ========
>==============================
>b_updt.res 5 17
0
>[..]
>xforms_updt.res 0 0
0
>========================================================
================
>======
>Total 21 files 15 39
0
>shaun-mcdonalds-computer:~/ooo/qa/qatesttool/script/anal
yze
>shaunmcdonald$ cvs diff -u make_summary.pl
>Index: make_summary.pl
>
>The special line is:
> $filename = substr($file, rindex($file,
"/")+1, length($file));
>
>I've committed it to the branch ooo220. If there are no
issues with
>the patch I done, please merge it back into the HEAD (or
tell me to
>learn to do merges in CVS).
>
>Shaun
>
>On 19 Feb 2007, at 00:06, Shaun McDonald wrote:
>
>> Actually you don't need to be in the same dir as
the result files
>> (except for a problem with the filename, which
should be resolved
>> by trimming everything up to the last '/' in the
perl file):
>>
>> -
>>
shaun-mcdonalds-computer:~/ooo/qa/qatesttool/script/analyze
>> shaunmcdonald$ perl make_summary.pl
~oootestsmsm1/Sites/ooo/
>> testtoolresults/2006-01-28/*.res
>> Filename Errors Warnings
>> Warnings_during_initialization
>> ============================ ====== ========
>> ==============================
>> /Users/oootestsmsm1/Sites/oo 5 17
0
>> [...]
>> /Users/oootestsmsm1/Sites/oo 0 0
0
>>
============================================================
==========
>> ========
>> Total 21 files 15 39
0
>> -
>>
>> Shaun
>>
>> P.S. I can do that in Java, but I don't yet have
enough experience
>> of perl to be able to do it there yet.
>>
>> On 18 Feb 2007, at 23:54, James Mckenzie wrote:
>>
>>> Shaun:
>>>
>>> Thank you. Have you added a readme or the like
to state that
>>> these files must be moved into the logging
file
>>> itself so that they will function correctly?
Or have they been
>>> updated to point to a logging directory?
>>>
>>> James McKenzie
>>
>
>
>
>
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> BTW, are these actual results?
Yep they are still lying around, from the start of this
year. In
writing these mails I realised that the year in the date of
the
folder is 1 year out. This computer is less than a year old,
and that
user account is less than 2 months old.
I added a [...] between some results so that the list wasn't
filled
with useless lines of out of date results.
Shaun
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